Silly engine size Question :-)

[weeal]

Someone once told me that odd numbers eg. 1300 1500 were more sluggish than even numbers 1400 1600 etc, were they taking the mick? is there much of a difference in a 1500cc vehicle from a 1400cc vehicle performance-wise?

Dont all laugh at once <:-)

Al

[Vagrant]

They were extracting the Michael or were badly informed.
As a general rule, the bigger the engine size, the more power it produces, the faster the car goes.
However, the heavier the car is, the more sluggish it is for a particular engine size.
So it might be possible to find a heavy/large 1500 that is more sluggish than a light/small 1400.

[weeal]

Hi vagrant thanks so much
D'ye know Ive always chosen even numbers for that reason lol

I have to say it was a guy who told me that

[Lie-in King]

Know nothing about your Q, but -

Hey hon! It's been sooo long!! :-)

I hope you're well? x♥

[weeal]

MR KING !!!!!!!
Hello, how the heck are you?

I'm fine not on here much now unless I have an idiotic question haha

[Mick-Talbot]

at least weeal came back with a quality question .....lol

[weeal]

hee hee, it is quality eh

in fact, the expanation I got from a 'guy' was that even numbers were slower on 'acceleration'.

[Lie-in King]

I'm well, thanks babe!

Though I know nothing about cars, I thought it was a sensible Q, worthy of your previous input... x

[Mick-Talbot]

that's odd

[sara3]

weeal, this is a shocking question ;o)

[weeal]

SARA !!!

what a cheap avatar hon, you saving up for a real one? lol

[weeal]

Thanks Mr King, glad youre doin well. You not moved over to facebook yet?

[sara3]

lol, you cheeky cow!

[kinell]

and a chickens back legs taste nicer than the front!